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was s past iew

lson an oppressive leel

tar all. she has much more

ls. But somehow lh o d story. lils no longer uite as glamorous.

lng it as she did. lOeki at mws. marina Jim an Phil talk about it so much

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Don't _ Ex g nr act Mates

Dorothy Dix

All u! Us l-lave Many

Faults

Nor does the pol

desires concentrate

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corne up to his wiles ideal, lails extent will he lall in marriage, as unsuccesslul marriages you known. matrimony would do well to extent he will be able to lil poor Ad‘ has any right m expect."

game ll you don't weaken. DEAR. MISS DIX-I am

quite well. estlng. but

explain. llnds laul-t. change and cheering her out to su Dlcture. but

up. Icmbar

is s regular pal to me and tries to makes me lose my interest in m

Answer: ‘Evidently your wile ‘ls led up

best remedy for what ails _ I! not, send

y

ex ns all lour

home and husband and children have got herds to send her away on a her to visit h

n. m1 m that you are not on all the time. and that pleasant and agreeab

ual

cu

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yandrist expect one husband to be both a. go-getter i and a playboy, or to be mbls both to teed her aoul on white hysclnths

and her body on lilet mlgnon. Surely it must simplify ge problem greatly when a man and woman can divide out their hearts’ a number oi wives and husbands instead oi trying to bod em in one lone indlvid A man who has been studying this situation, particularly as it the lemlnine sex, has reached the conclusion the modern woman needs to make her happy ls not better husbands,

themanla

that what

sarys: "The woman ol today has reached the stage cl advance- ment where her needs can no longer be met by the nonstreamllned Vlcikarian custom cl suonogalrlous marriage. The woman oi today. won- and ems/elated. now requires not one husband but tour. Nos. 1 and 2 to make money lor her to spend. No 3 a servant to order around. No. 4 a gigolo to take her about.

“To the extent that a husband, attempting to go it alone and in any oi these lour roles. to that

cu many verily by checking the blot

once a roles.

seems to please her. Either the show isn't any some woman s-he didn't like, or else something that displeased her and the battle ls on. Our daughter sides with her mother. as though she likes to keep

For by so do insure s successful marriage; that is, s. peacedul one, which is all the 3h

, M‘

at that he wlll break even with his wile, lor he will expect her to be (l) a comblnwtlon cook and lady love, (2) a. and s social leader. (3) keep perpetually home wits and a play Illfl. But, lor all oi

_ 89 years old. My wile is 36. been married for ill-teen years. The first two or three ywrs won't Over and alter the children came married llie seemed very inter- ot late some change has come over my wile that I cannot She ls unhappy and discontented. constantly complains and I am very lond ol her, and, thinking perhaps ked on a ,‘ ‘w: rs and to dance alterward. or else taking plan didn't work. Regardless ol what I do. no lni '1'

domestic servant young and beautiful. (t) s. that, 1marrl88¢ is a [refit

We have

she needed gn, taking in a

Idanoed with

happened on the wa-y

the arguments going. but my son

make peace. ‘This constant ironing

llOUR. I

larvently

PIYY.

hash.

love my Ill-ml?’ lile to be as pleasant as possible or them, but how can with a wile who glooms all the time?

with marrlase. on her nerves. and

H‘!!!

and make it so J OSEPH.

For some reason

tha long trill er or some

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le Bill home she

'4

all.‘

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Ill Shs was s k Ioentoultss

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Atopo u desk to speak tom lggriderscnfh’ wpilxmtliis-

.. r w‘ ;"‘“€‘~“8§a¢ n llliheth nisht 815115?" v0“ e

"It should be very intern-ting. and certainly the passengers will be sim- gler. 'l‘hey'l gust t: to bed. All 1 “ave tosworry t getting mom

"Say. Phil told me to tell you the moment you come in. Hes been taken oi! the run."

"Who will fly it?"

"(Ireedcn and Steve Broderick."

Alice's (are must have showed her perturbation, (or Henderson asked quickly: “Do you know him?” "I've Just met him once." The to keep her voice cas- . d be a nuisance with Terry when he didn't like er But that could not be helped. They were not flying tor pleasure. The pay envelopes came nrst. And it would not last lorever.

‘Evidently Ierry‘: back in some- y's good graces." Harrison we on. " ersonally I'd rather fly wi £11m than anybody else on the whole

e3. Alison walked away from Harri- son abruptly. She could not endure any conversation about ‘Derry.

Again She Meats Terry

Alison walked over to the restau- rant. 'I'hrou the door she could see Terry's bond head. He was ln t-here talking with Steve. Sh turned abruptly. walked back room and l locker. It was

lesl as she did sbc she r tted this

O

use Job was t: look st neat and smart as _ on she waiting room a aln Terry and Steve the rgsbtsyrgusnt . .. T. with us?"

they tell me." aha said. nod- smiling lmparsonally to "How's the weather?"

. It will be “sill

8 or ' B0

dinl and éITy.

11B l t

harrassed flhlt A WI! tb

11h?" he asked. "Yes. I looksd when l first cams.

um. Ali- son chsclrsd over ths berths. elpsd a mo: ma) lady éaounid tor O icsgo

sr roan). " don't think llllugdress.’ she lust to out on Alison h

I

mv dra-sing gown." o nervous that while talking to

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came lnw into the E

wardeas. , o "Has the porter msde the berths

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He pass his way

your minutes

the la to mel‘ m: cried esr when the "1’m not alrai

girl as you are has ou should be m

was so thick

lfmooth s’

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two passengers

dus i. “Alison wgnt uo

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without answer! .

her hands felt

Yes. s inside ashamed. "slha l

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‘m "v on like ma.

Alis l h Milli 'brou¢ht‘tha

on. a s

in a drink ol

. wa- . She ha been askedth

same question many times. bu

u . .

a marl. finally got herisevtled and an; promised a? yet black o! a 0R it seemed tangible. slush could rsell how smoothly the ship was riding unde h Yes" he'd be that kind o

Alison thollflht.

8

about her tasks. ut

‘Y . Web: s yllfzltlecllitontlslaough she wmt bee‘:

r Terr 's a’ flier.

to

just received last-minute weather ed her in the cock it and he made her feel that h: id g not see her all. And Alison

the air and that was the last they saw ol the around w Bulialo, as

Terr had prophesied. Wills‘? 0y’ been out an hour

fill-S-

sleep.

and.

looked t n ‘ lstwatcls. n mueteba almost yime: txrawlken the

. M. it d tffififlidmurth! cock- n pened v o . s Boonawulowe be in?" she asked. It was Steve who animated her.

instru- 1 mu

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WI!

man in Lower 8 called her. we he In soon?" y time. {he cock- nters were

s I lllionibollors a Month!» which can be administered hare

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Is One Ilonell of: Oils. uslassi.

(not in‘ recombination of g _ alllodllnss.) n ms was an

A

hi“.

like years. She thought mother wait patiently lor a telelfilone

" man in Lower; 8 you such a sale m her car.

Sonny saw the lmmer They were very. ow. hear the

ha. hatched lcr a smooth land‘

ol Bha

tears stung hsr e

ge hsr. “Good nlsht. or rather.

She

lor her knees

redhezd. and

the ship ahead o! h

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to th al 8% picks?! 1.3”?» ment. slncsit was n

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gvim that u"

v.

o! ing back in Newark. call.

called to

mi.“ "1 m» rpm?“ nlghk

But she must smile and talk. and be concerned about what this man

as so ma! wfiudohnly, thro h the W could icr

yes. But clenched her hands and helped the d two men get their belongings to-

ou ride with . her isce could not get ‘out

out ol the cock- quimcally.

she ook asiiiiitli? Thongs hurflgd on

love the sleeper ever alter that first nigh‘: ° Terryhtlywarlztelsgliageavfbloulifirmhr sslatgioillt Ia ‘lilslllc h" u“ m‘ "°"‘ al l" » n shat the . k-plt door

went on e balms ol he mglst sndxoglalrargs

re .wsv owl?! And are

. $00. s. lolttle. Hsr mother. m, seem- the thing as a msttnr

“Ohfilnbeeautllul June night Alison with Stave. Ha

w 'rhs' moon ha

e .

was before Steve turned his ll aski hwsy that he

mentioned Terry. "I m glad you two

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"She's in lower 3." "U-‘Mer 3" aha Steve mm i...‘ that only n; flwwrs were scheduled tor the lest. so likely,"

them, walked Alison decided must be s so Gives m"

laon nod checked that ol s said a?‘ mile tall

s rsveler. suslly the woman 331i?‘ g-eautllul. or st least had lovely

"n" b ,, l-hglllfhtglrzithmglélftiskhselftlltel. Mum watched wl intuerest "i?" Mum she 51°11 o girl cams aboard. s 1y pretty in a lls Why. s platinum blonds, and m; screamed ol Broadway. Alison wondered who aha was. Probably "1 l“ hllrrylnl West to keen s ‘W655: t“‘.‘..'.°“.....““~ bed." Alison told hlelrpsvhfi hi2 fillthfié m” fitimssJ ed 1311i‘ ‘till... Th’ hi?“ gedwwlth ' Sh‘ ’

In Am“ a Allso tho h

sh “ “' _

at ‘b a liltltélle nervous. Prob v I M119 nobody m. m the

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see. w leav , “m; - tally. likos f: come out ss earl? sleep be!

as can and gst u; o" takeoff. I i m;

woman in Ndfiylisggsflyflh why m. The Pssomgen

‘willow lhehnnttv all-l was settled

r1 i "ii nu ' =1?» g‘ attrsctl . “will his will‘? seemed

:r*:..°..“.:~.. rub...” m" ..‘ ,, - 1 thl cidmd iiiiiaywérrfiii-‘iiibrisi: qumfll" riils. gilrilhgie W‘ "f!" MD!" coulcf not tell, l! 1| 8W‘! 1°“ W y sha was s0 firs: uratéss the at?!‘ mm her thglti-flfi triad '1 I sgs wh went Trig the e wlrnss Alison ' . I: "n, , 4w. . ,_ 32;: ‘hhtfiis rural o mars d we‘ i1 t to lqfAnAllsgn Mtrnflhye." ‘. "' . -.

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